Flipflop is a newly released application designed to create persistent, trusted tunnels for file sharing. This tool allows users to establish connections between two or more devices, enabling continuous data exchange once the tunnel is set up.
The application leverages Iroh to power its tunneling capabilities. It supports various connection methods, including local area networks (LAN), Bluetooth, and the broader internet, providing flexibility for users to share data across different environments.
This multi-modal connectivity allows for sharing between devices in close proximity or those located remotely.
Flipflop is available across multiple operating systems. Users can download builds for Linux, macOS, and Windows. An Android APK is also provided for mobile device compatibility. Installation on Windows can be done via a direct executable or a setup installer.
The primary use case for Flipflop is sharing various types of content, such as files, links, and plain text. It is intended for personal use, allowing individuals to synchronize data across their own devices or to share information with family members, whether they are in the same household or geographically distant.
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Flipflop is a new tool that creates persistent tunnels using Iroh, enabling file sharing between multiple devices over Bluetooth, LAN, or the internet. It allows users to send files, links, and text between their own devices or with others, regardless of location.